The runaway train that was carrying Greeks downhill at the height of the crisis has slowed down to the point where loss and sacrifice have almost been normalised.
Instead we'll make it to Nearly-Never-Lost Land, wille loss will be less common but, when it does happen, even more traumatizing.
Still, in the Internet age, some mourners have returned grief to a social space, creating online grieving communities, establishing virtual cemeteries, commemorative pages, and chat rooms where loss can be described and shared.
This crude scene makes a provocative point: Scientology pushes away memory, fear, guilt, and grief in an attempt to build a sort of internal Eden for its believers, where loss is unknown, or, at least, unseen.
In a world where loss is measured in passing years and hope rests not in experience but in something new, the term "well preserved" summons as much misgiving as respect.
That remains the case for banks, especially the small regional variety that poured money into speculative construction and development loans, where loss rates are expected to be especially high.
There were also hotter areas where loss of green spaces was observed.
Mr Pickles said the rules allowed for circumstances where loss could be outweighed by other considerations.
'Adermatoglyphia' is a very rare condition where loss of fingerprints occurs.
This is where loss offset restrictions (LOR) apply in many tax jurisdictions.
The burden of disease for THA candidates is extensive, where loss of productivity is the principal cost.
